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41, 0.4 - t No' Ir. 4 ni ,ItitUPJUrir . • . ;,. .•k%11 11 .1/ i? • fr .- I#,. :, - 1 - ~.4 ~ o ' • : , ; „ 7 .. •'.. ,•„„,::. r $ 7,V ~r i ;,,, ,4 \ jcp , —„ 0 4 e -- *;-'sPI ' ',fralr • v. 11.--. • -13, 4 4 ,0 ,,,,, ,- . • '' CS:Y* -7''' 1.. , „. A d f i _•; - . 4 4e ii . li t ,evesi , ii, -. 'i I leA. , _____,..............................................m...................................„._ . 4 k 11 )t EVENING, JANUARY 2, 18.26 PRWE SEVENPENCE. N UMBER 10,393 • THE. ONITE.I) KINtiDONI TE.I iIt;ENt..:Y CM OPANY'. NOTICE is hereby given, that the DlitEC.. TOES of this'COMPANY, cnnformahle to former oatilication--to estahlisti u great prtivide,st . proinalite *outer. of InVestiiirtit for rent t:npittl.—aod. t(1 1. Avoid ;t it infli ire to Speculation, will p rocee d.t o flintiness et " the n e xt i), , :e n ,lwr sale of the East India Company, and are I endy to I er,irc. Cummilsions, from the Trn t te May, 00 followinx 'renal, which will ineinde ell charges, except votagis;— VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Dec. 49, 162 5. T - --- - --- HE COMMISSION ER,s . for VICTUAL LING His 3IAJNSTY'S Nil VY, tic. do hereby g i ve Notice, That 'on Thirsda,/,- the sth of January next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing' (staled up), and treat. Jar the u nder-mentioned Articles, to lie delivered into His ill,ajeaty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, viz.:— . Articles. Quantities. Periods of Delivery. 4 One•ltalt by the Biscurr MEAL 51,400 Sacks a t , t u tdto t f ll .l , att o sm r , half by Feb. 14. ~,,,.. - PALE MALT 3OO Quarter Otte-half by the AMBER Di i rro 2OO ...--- 15th February, WEST INDIA It UM.... 100,000 Oallons and the remain- NEW OATMEAL Samples of the Mall and Oatmeal, of not less than , two quarts kph; will be required to be produced with the Tenders. The Conditions of the Coutractsonay he seen at this Office. Each :Terder must.opecify the Price in wards at length, and be delirered l"fore One o'Clock on the day appointed; sand the Person who' makes-the aillir/ret Pe•-•00-. beholf, toast attend to ounce,- when called for. Al. 11'.1LLgR CLIFTON. ViOl U.II,LING-OFFICE, Ocl , 11 1 , 1 R". THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUA L, LINO His MAJt:S7'I" , NAVY, ere. do • herehv give Natice, that on Friday, thi: 1011 i of February n ext, they will be-readp to r eceive Tenders in writing - (Aealed an), and treat for the supply of all such quantities of SEA PROVISIONS, as may be demanded for the use of Iles 4110jest9's Ships and Vessels at, jamaica and New Providence, during the space of Twelve ,Vonths tertain, fru;n the Ist of May next, and farther until Six. Afonths notice shall be giros. fur • the termination of the'Contract, the I:am/Mutts of which may be seen at this Office. Temler that contains extravagant ; prices upon some of the articles, and prices mach inferior to the real vala&apon F"hers, will be considered as not proper to be admitted. ,gash 16.,1 er must .specify the Price in frords at length, a-reelAe delicrred. l . o, l.-e , One o'Cloch on the day appointed ; and must be accompanied by a Letter signed Joy two re,pontiVe 'Pertonts engaging - to become &mod with the Party tendering in the penal suns of 10,000/. fur the due performance of the Co tract. . 4 ' 4 C Perstin tyke; makes the Tender, or 4onze Person on his be haq.'iht,t attend to an,wre when ,al/rd cor. .1t; IraLLE It a1:11.70,V., 6 EPTFORD f ,--- • lie,rmiLhlNG-ylitn, pee:9B, tqes. yr i,..:,s K are to gith, Vili c e . , That on Thursday, thetith of January next, a t T e n n *ct e e4 i n the Fuer "")4, will lee put up to PUBLICveIL,E, a t lilt ,'l rt ie,te.y's Pictuallin,se Yard, Deptford, sundry - tot; of the . 1011.1144 linseroicijahleStorts, n em, lying in the .“6.1 Yurd,Pit• v• - • Dryad Butter Stares, Bread Dust cheese 1 4 ,,tt Pon' • Beef l', , if bean, . I.l tPt Swot! •i ', park Nave in i,a: lo:,•hrdd • tint liar d • • Pease Screenings Cocoa I KiiterUin Oatmeal Tobacco Irish l'iyrcz and B akvhoase Swot R . Darryl . . Jugs p"1" Raisins . tiyadinK -• , • Pearl Rar l, l - Sugar Wine Pipes p - . tstrved Meats Sn;ip, and . Irish Tierces and Ba g* and itligs Vinegar Barrel . .„ Cocoa Bags Bo i ird & icantling `taro. Waxed Bags !.eage r ''. Cash 'o Stc. Scc: 4 Dep os it o f 251. per cent. Is to be made (in r ' Notes of the Dank of Engl. I nd), loon the amount 1 each Lut at the time of Sale, and the remainder of the par! hare n Ni"ey to b e paid befOre the' Storesare 'removed, for which . " r7 " 1 " a p er i o d of f oue den w orking days will be allowed P . " l the dael of Sale; /he Buyers 'particularly ohs:rein"( , ghat out te.ts than use half of the quantity, i x to be taken au 7 , 4en the fist st seven dour,. and the re mainder:bider in the seven fouor 4 i,t 4 . ~ otherwise the Deposit ,iPmeu 1) 411 be ''' ,,, , l*( iteilt and the ItoreS remain the prope,ty of the Cr"'l4 a: noe ' r teas " .4reinse will, art „„i, ortik4ii, o• 4 " ?antill ' The Sevres tw, h e r i e „.......-rtoirinsi the worLing hours of the r urd, n u th e ikee days immediately preceding the dal/ of Sal, Cutaloirj may be had on application at the sold Yard. JOHN HILL Comptroller. 2 —I,IRISTOL AND WA It-94'10E srE -PAC KET§.. ' DUBLIN DIRECT. _ rtiPt;l Nobility, Gentry, and :Public, spectfully informpit, that THE PALMERSTON, joIN ti V DE, Commander, Sails for DUBLIN direct every are re:. N AY, t t n t l leaves puBLIN for BRISTOL every t;I'l UR DA Y. • • lIRTSTOL ,AND CORK. The GEORGE THE . rouivrtiJOH BitowNE , 4,-ornniander, Sitils for CORK e v ery S ATURDA Y di re ct, and leaves CORK for BRISTOL every TULSI.) Y. Births secured,. a n d Cards, giving the Days and Hours o f sailing for th e Seaio, may be obtained on atstlicstion to Bishop and °Wpm. White Hart; and Wm. Dore, wh ite Bath; William Choker, White Plough Ilotel, Cheltenham: 'Williams and Co.; No. 1 1 1, Clement's-lane, Lombard-a' ro'! t ' ° Win, Robinson, New White Horse Cellar, Piccadills, Carriages and Horses carefully Shim . • OBART tiMAR I', Agent. • War-Office Packet-Office, I, Broad Qu'ak. London. • • - 1-1 NrS MATCH LE!'; BLACK, , The cheape s t end best in the Kingdom. sod in bottles, at , Y atAd., Mi., and IS. eiteik.—Manufactory, N, iorotivi t iliL nia. " l:l•Viars. lbe beat proof of the superiority of this Blacking over all - " tlivtB las thetArt the short space of One Year, 'it is selling, in tPwards of Three Thousand Shops in th e Metropolis alone.— m rd o ere byly. Twopenny. Post ex ecu t e d. w i t h di s p atc h, f or ready neY on - 7,00-7.Atir of Stout Wa rm BLANKETS for the Poor; and M5OO Pair of Strong SIIEETs, at 7s.lki. per Pair. ALCOTT. AND JAMES beg to call the attention of the charitably disposed, to the above `and,rticles,' the pabllegenerally, to one of the largests Stocks' Qf LINEN DR A PERY in the Kingdom.—Strong Russia Sheeting ilad. i . ter Yard ; wide ditto, 94d. • 5.4 wide di t to Is.; 7-4 Iris% kotrettng, 106 d. ; fine ditto, 1it.641„. 6.4 ditto, 2a.; tine Holland ditto, 2s. 9d. to 3s. tid. ; Russia Sheeting, 24 yds. !vide,. without ‘ seam, is. lint.; fine ditto, 2s. ad•• extra till' , yartitt wide ditto, 4s. Od. ' 4 ; and some real R ussia ditto, curiously 114,e, 51.841:_Twent y thousand single and double 11411164 11 "kfust and Dinner Cloths ; 1,500 breakfast ditto, le , lild. I 1,660 ditto 'damask,large size, as. fid. 2,000 double danawc dinner ditto, 2i i yards long, us. pd., worth 255. ; 1,500 ditto, 3 yards long, Os. 6d.; 1,000 , tlitto, 4 7arde lung, 19s; an d ante of the most beautiful Silesian ditto, JOs. to 2/. Cloths 1 6;, a , id ' , k l-• 3 ON •, , ..all 7 yords meg .in propo 1 damask Napkins, '7fl• Oth - Per dozen ; rinCtiouble damask ditto, 121.; Hambargh ditto lu z_ -m• flit, to 21,. • with an unbOunded a ssorttnetiinfiruckubacK diaper oh*,."‘ eletne, and everj , article for Family use illarseilleg Quilt!, 3 ,varda lo g, lbs.; Con terpanes, seine site, 1.25. (kJ. ; 6044 Pm' Of larg n e size Blankets_ a complete bargain. Al. the PANTHEON LINEN NV 1t1011.1t4, 77, OXFORD-STREET ' 1 1 4 exa4t.y •op • stte'ths Pantheon. . .....--- POSITIVELY the LAST TWO, as ALL LOTTERIES :will then be prohibited, by ACT of PARLIAMENT, *and J. SIVEIVRIGIIT., the CON . TRACTORS, cannot but feel regret in stating, that thefiine fast approaches when the sy stem of Lotteries (the only mode by which a large Fortune can be speedily obtained from the mere risk of a very few Pounds), Must pass away for ever ; yet they shall always retain a due sense of the favours conferred on them by the Public, and particularly for the tinguished patronage of their old-established Offices, in every Lottery of which they have been the contractors. J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT, in iortning this, THEIR FINAL SCHE3IE, have been studious to retain all the up proved ' points of late Cotteries,many of which were first adopt by themselves; and being - eminently successfUl in the Sale of '1 wenty T housand they have, to meet the de sire of Correspondents, introduced SIX TWENTY THOUSANDS! ALL to be DEcIDEI in ONE DAY I WEDNESDAY, Ist of MARCH. SCHEME. of.. • •t 20,040 ...... are 5 : 2 4 11 2 •• GO 4 • 1,500 20 .... - - -.....„ 20, , , . ..,, ... ..._ „ . . ~..- --4 • 41.4411 , • 60 - .... 110 , , ~; ... 90 ,00 N() „ 111 ' - ','", "as each of the above, and) '. ery """ Number, will have -£.; Mo. 130,000 • nil'. being i • - - • ....—....,.. - ...........,...... 1,i,0t0 , Numbers. £4b7,566 T "'° Tit l e" "1 tech UM )e . v I r --Fedi A:16,0A Prise t o h ave , • TiAets and Shares £4,010 more. the Contractors, at are Selling by J. &J . S IVE WRIGHT, th, , ir fortunate Off ices, No. 37, Cotnhill ; 11, William ; and BB Hayma rket, London ; where th e y Sold 12,478 . Prize of - 1:30,000 ! i 613 A a Prize of - 1.`,21,055 ! Besides other Capitals, in the last and late Lotteries. T 111 Q(IAIt T E 1. Y lt. EVIE %V, No. LXV. WAS PUMAS!! tntsnAY. This day was 'published, price be. No. VII. being Vol. IV. Part I. of 111111,0NIATMC JOURNAL, /Ind LITERAIty REVIEW conducted by the ill EIM. HERS of the ATH le I NSTIT UT lON, (continu ed Quarterly.) Containing, LECTURES: --On Ethics—On the Eq. ! 'imp age, POE M S :—.the Battle of Jena—A slits, Canto Voice of Death—Noah, Part I. &c. ES. SA VS:—Oo Taste—Strictures on some Modern Opinions in Political EelmOrny—Principel Causes of the Darkness of the Age 42 -Intluence of Marriage on Literary Pursuits. DISKISSItiNs :—Was the Suppression of the Knights Tem plets occasioa c d b y the Crimes of the Order P—Ate Fairs inju. Mor a ls of the Lower Ordersi—Daes the Extension t or u to the Science di mi n i s h the Empire of Imagination ? REVIEWS: I.B outhey' s Tide of Paraguay—Stuart and Revett's Antiquities of Athens -- . History of Ortgins—Richardson's Poetic Hours— The Negro's Memorial—Spirit of the Age—Rcine C inziani a Tale of Modems Greece—Weekly Periodicals—'l'ime's scope, ext. N.B. Back Numbers may yet he had. a'ubi4heti by Longman and Co. Paternoster-row. ern., s will ba ACRITICAL clalNQUlßYpublis into the AN.. CIE,NT and MODERN METHOD. of CURING DISEASLS in the URETHRA and 131.. ADDER, and of the suec(ll.iful Practice of Vesicte Lattice ter the Cure of Diseased Madders. The whole Illustrated by a gram, *WWI ° teases, fly JESSE Burgeon. Eighth Edited by his successor, :JESSE FOOT, Jun., Aleutbdr of the 11.0y3 1 Colle ge of Surgeons. Printed f a r S. Highley, 174, Fleet-street, and Webb street, St. Tionnix's Hospital. Just • published, NEW VIO LONCEL LO MUSIC, arranged 4a Solos, with a Bass accompaniment (ad lib.) By J. PICK, RD. Sixty approved and fashionable Airs, selected from the wot/ot of the most esteemed Authors, in two hooks, each es. In off er ing this work to the notice of the young practi. Cotters toe the Violoncello, the Author flatlets they will lin o ! it extremely useful ; and as the general complaint with amateurs of this wanly instrument is, that the arrange ment of a uthorsart mostly too difficult, affording little or no 111,1"kibeilt to the student, hr has in the above work entice. eourtil to blend amusement with instruction. Selection of the most admired Airs, Duets, and Cho ruooes, (roll) the celebrated opera, '' Der Freischutz," flout s ! sweet Home, with variations, es.—lsabel, ditto, es.— .e.he sortterai„ ditto, @s.--Jager Chorus, ditto. 2,. Gipsy ?larch, Irons Preciosa, ditto, es.—As a Duet for two Violoncellos. Tile 'Battle of Prague, as. Thug work is so arranged as to produce all, those striking e ffect, required in this ovltibrattd composition. London . Dover and Henderson, Bs, Chancery-lane. AXE INN, A LDF.RMANBURV ANEW and Eleivutt FOUR, ,INSIDE POV . COACH, THE ENTERPRIZE, Upon im proved principle i from the above Inn, every day at FIVE o'Clock precisely, and arrives at the PALACE and TALBOT Inn, iu MANCHESTER, the tbllowing Afternoon, at a Quer ter past Five. No change of Couches. Only FOUR COACH MEN and ONE GUARD throughout. ROUTE.--STONEY STRATFORD, COVENTRY, NUNEATON, ATH E RSTON E, TA M WO ItTH , LI TCH E LD, STONE, NEWCASTLE, CONOLETON, MAC CLESFIELD, AND STOCKPORT. Coaches to BIRMINGHAM', CHESTER, and LIVER POOL, every Afternoon, at FIVE.---Passengers can proceed to all parts of the North, the following Morning, by the CAR LISLE COACHES, which will arrive in time for the EDIN BURGH, GLASGOW, and PORT PATRICK MAILS. The Proprietors, Messrs. lIOLT and Co. beg leave to re commend this line of Road, which leads through the rich and delightful Counties of Warwick and Staflimi, passing many Noblemen's Seats; among which are those of the Marquis of Seaford, Lords Anson, Talbot, Harowby, &c. &c. and avoids the steep and dangerous hills of Derbyshire. N.B. Canal Conveyance from, the Axe Inn, Aldermenbury, to all parts of England. fa• Very superior accommodation at the above Inn for Gen tlemen and Families visiting London. WINES AT A S FOR CAS rl'iHEI LONDON A 1 'WINE and SPIRIT C opposite St. 31artiu's Church. . Por Pos. )UCEI) PRICES, II ONLY. iid WESTMINSTER to:IIPANY, No. 16, Strand, Per Doz. Port, Vintage, 1820 27 to 30 Do. Crusted • 38,t0 49 bo. 5 toti yra. in bott ' le 48 to-58 Snerry,pale and brown 27 to 36 Atnontillado 42 to 48 Aiadvira, West India 96 to 42 bo. 4aat a to 68 ,litcelitts • . . "00.t649 Tenerfire, Lisbon 1 30 to ao Vidona &Mountain j superior Gin, 14s. ; Jamaica gallon.--Bottles at cost price. s. a. Claret. St. Julian . 48 Do. Lafitte& Margaux 72 to 98 Sparklingehampagne 72 to 84 io and Creaming, of the first quality • 96 Peray, dry and spark 72 Chablis Oa TlClThicage, Boa ad 'White fill 51 oselle , Sauterne, &e. 60 Foreign Liqueurs of all kinds. Burn, 15s. ; Brandy, 255. per .............olondio•enr•-•—,---- _ PUBLIC CON FORT, L FFEE UXURY, AND ECONOMY. 1,0111..1 TAVERN, CO-HOUSE and RESTAURATE FLEET-STREET. UR, 1 .' I. W. W i lAA A.llls begs most respectfully to announce to the Public, that he has taken the above Tavern, &c. (with the exception of that portion which is in Fleet-street), and w here nomicahere he now curries on the business o n his original e".l Terms. Ilreakfast-Soups, Dinners (a la Carte, or otherwise), Teas, Suppers, etc. &c. at any hour, and a Smoking Room in the evening after Seven. A AIUSICAL MEETING (upon the ad libitum scale) pa tronised by the -first musical talent, every MONDAY and TH URSDA V, commencing at NINE O'CLOCK. Kann* for Balls, Concerts, Dinner Partite, Aleetings of Creditors, etc. &c., and excellent Beds. L. di rt o ILLIAMS, in $ oliciting- Public Suppott, takes the liberty of observing, that for the last nine years his whole study and pride has been not only to devise, _but at far as pos sible to carry into effect an y s y stem that had for its principle Public Comfort and Economy i he therefore.relies on the chithat - racter iatic liberality of ti British Public; pledging uself t neither exertion nor expence shall ba spared that asolo any way add-to their corntbrts and accommodation. eft ENTRANCE from SLIOE.LAN.E. . .. aitontion of Persons who L. wish to be:enlibled to DANCE with propriety, Is re commended to a Prospectus of the DA NCINO ACADEMY, 19, CASTLE-STREET, 110141011. N, opposite Furnival's Inn, containing Observations and Cautions an the Ludicrous and Laborious Exertions substituted for dancing in various rooms, held up to the Public as Dancing Academies. May be had at any time, except Wednesday and Friday evenings, after 6 o'Clock. The Principal may be spoken with (Mornings) from 9 till 12 o'Clock. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. ,CIALON & GO'S. WATIntPROOF lIAT, ILA with a DOUBLE . BRIM, 393, tURAND, LON DON, opposite Cecil-street; and 10, COLLEGE.GREEN, DUBLIN. • The Complaints universally made of Hats manufactured on the old principle, that they break, admit the rain in the Brim, loseiheir shape. and get too large for die Head, induced Galon and Co. to apply their attention to the diimery of a remedy liar these detects. They have, at length, livented a NEW DOUBLE BRIM WATER-PROOF BEAVER HAT, possessing superior Claims to public patronage, and a de culed advanutge over every other for which they have Augustaobtin el His MA-tEsuV'S Royal Letters Patent, dated 27, 1925. This Flat having a Double Nrim,,nu rain can ever pone. ' trate It, nor can the most severe wear break it : it cannot lose its shape, soften, nor alter in size, its other Hata do by the change of weather. For Beauty, Elegance of Shape, and Durability, it is unequalled 3 ' in tact, every defect common to other Hats is counteracted, and every ground for complaint is removed. These Hats will prove the cheapest ever made, as they more than OUTWEAR TWO made on the old plan, price 30 shillings. Noblemen and Gentlemen accustomed to Field Sports, Tett vellers, Coachmen, and others who are much exposed to the Weather, may now purchase Huts which are perfectly iMpene treble by IVater, and which will never break in the Brim nor get larger in the Head. g rAATII Alt D and DOBSON, Fashionable and %X Military TAILORS, &c., No. 481, STRAND, (six doors, from St. Martin's-lane), beg leave moat respectfully to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Publics in general, that they have opened the above Premises as a General Clothing Establishment. G. & D. bag to assure thoseGentletnen who may be pleased to favour them with their commands, that every Article will be of the very best :Vlaterials and Workmanship, and cut in the most Fashionable style, at full twenty per cent. under the usual charges. The following is a brief sketch of Prices for ready Money, the only Terms upon which G. *, IL can transact Business .£ a. /I. s. d. Superfine Coat in colours . 3 0 0 $lO 0 Ditto Blacks and Blues . - 3 5I) 316 0 Extra, Saxony wool ditto - 314 0 4 4 0 Superfine Frock Coats, faced with silk - $lB 0 410 0 Cassimere or cloth Trowsers,mosc fashion able colours - - I d 0 114 0 'Black or Mt Saxony, ditto - . 112 u 110 0 Milled Cassimere Breeches, trade in a very superior style - - 110 0 116 0 Toilenet or Valentia Waistcoats - ti 1,1 0 016 0 Black and Buff Cassitnere, or white Marcella _ . - - . 015 0 010 0 A Suit of Livery complete . , 4 14 11 . Cloaks of every description, Driving and Orest Coats, &c. 'kept ready made for the convenience of Gentlemen travelling, et Charge.% equally reasonable. Ladies' Habits and Pelisses vlitiw or elegantly braided. DETONATING AND FLINT HUNS, PLATE AND MATED POODS. y COLLINS, VIGO-LANE, RE. 11l • OENT-STREETsoIe sucr.: , ssor, to Wilson) begs to inform Sportingjlentleluen; that lye hat,,the Largest collection in London, of TOttet=znade !Atone,* m ug , by a ll the Prin. ciple Makers, which he is enabled to sell at nearly Half their Original cost. Several Air Guns and Rifles, by Stautlenmeyer. Duelling, Holster, and Pocket Pistols, in great variety. He also continues to keep a large *tick of SHEFFIELD PLATED ARTICLES of the hest workmanship, also a quantity of Second-hand Plate,' Watches, Jewellery, &e. which he can sell Unusually Low. NA No connection with any other House, No. 12, Vigo. lane, two doors *um the Quadrant. SHIP%VRECKED LINEN-DRAPERY to be SOLD OFF, without reserve, by Order of the UNDER • WRITERS, rrlii E Trading Voiset Cotnnierce, Captain Wil liam Gardner, havirig on board.ft valuable consignment of LINE N-1)11,41. Rl', Bt,c. for a foreign market, left the River Thames in, goad condition, Lou haying encountered one of those lam heavy gales so replete with havoc-, to the shipping interest, she sprang a leak, and in this perilous state was driven On the coast of Sufolk, happily without the loss of lives, but 'to the irreparable injury ot a pest portion of her cargo. Tire wrecker's Were; ay tistla, on the alert for prey, but were disap apointed In theattainnient of their - Olect by the timely interpo sition of anthority, and the Captain, having no other alternative, returned to the river Willi his assignment. Selecting such per» non a* cacryca - rtta thittei - errirrtir 1141'0 *elected us their Salesman M E 111 11 RST, Corner orßederciss-street, Bar bican, with instructions to dispose of the choice consignment of Linen-drapery, comprising good Irish Linen at Ad. per yard, sine eft fiti., beautifully tine and stout ls.; the fiaest quality ls. lid., such AR selling at other shops ut 4s. per yard, 250 pieces,, particularly tine, little soiled , but warranted to wear well, to be sold unusually cheap. ,A large qnantity of liustia and homespun slit et,inKs Cal. per yard ; ell wide, capital, at Yid. r yard and a half Wide, Is. 2d., worth 3s. ; 10 pieces of 4 quality seldom tole met with, to be sold a great bargain.—A large quantity of blankets ls.4d.i full three yards square, 4s. fkl., and. four yards square, 7s. &t. ; 312 pair of very fine lambs' wool blankets, the largest and best that are manufactured, to be sold at halt' the usual price. counterpanes and Marseilles quilts, capital good size, 55.; and full three yard* square, Us. etich.• Many thouxand yards of plickabeek toweling, at 4.. per yard, usual price at the Chetipetit shop* 10d. Chintz furnitorea at one quarter the price they cost the printer. Yard and half wide ituseiti table linen, ls. er yard. Pelisse cloths, den »ell, and cloth 'shawls of every description, to he sold nt any price in reason. Red ticks that will wear for 20 year*, at 6d. per yard. Stuffll, Norwich cram, plaids, WWl's, silks, and gentlemens' silk handkerchiefs of every description, are offered to the public at their own terms of purchase. Three cases, just opened, containining black Rarsnets, gros tie Naples,. ltiventeens and French cattibries at half the price they are generally cherged—The Whole - to be sold off immediately, by order of the Underwriters, at the Vorner of Redcross-street,lt a rbican. Assignees who liaie stockittOtliWnle,nr,,ot 34init , ecturcri and ethers, Wiehing .to sell fofready tuotity. will be treated with , • Aridity. ESTABLISHED UPSYARDS OF SEVEN YEARS LONDON REPOSITORY for the CA R 1 N ET- M A KERS' SOCIETY, for every Description of CABINET FURNI TURE, and UPHOLSTERY done in the dm style of elegance, from it eottage to a Palace. FEATHER BED and ,MATTRESS MANUFACTORY, • No. 71, CORNER of LEA DENII A 141,-STR ENT, Opposite Aldgate Pump: TFIE SOCI ET Yof C A 131 N MAKE ItS respectfully inform the Public that they still continue the above Establishment for the benefit of industrious anti in genious Meehanics who have large Families, by oMring those munulacturetlartieles in the Cabinet line, of the best workman ship, and cheaper than any house can du in Londoli, there be ing no other. profit required on the gooAs but this warehouse and other expellees ; being sufficiently satistied with having constant employment for themselves and families. The Committee of this Establishment return their sincere thanks to the Nubility and Public in general, for the most lie. nerous and liberal patronage'bestowed on the Society during the last year, and hope still to merit, by humble' endeuvoUrs, their future favours. On their seventh Annual Meeting., which took place on Friday, the Ist day of last July, this Committee have the pleasure to announce to the Public, that I%lo4dt:duct ing for sick, printing, and ether incidental expellees, the divi dend for each member amounted to 21. 10s., whleit was paid to each on the abwie day. Forty new members were received into the Society last year .and the Committee still hope through the public faVour, that they will be enabled to increase' the Aumber this year. The Society and their families beg leave to return their sin cere thanks to those Ladies and Uentlemen who have hitherto honoured them with their orders and recommendation, and shall always feel happy in their endeavours to give future satisfaction; at the same time solicit a continuance of their benevolence. The following Articles are inserted as a Spcchnen of the very Low Prices, all SVarranted of good IVorkluanship and Dry Wood.—Beady Money only. Full-size mahogany 4-post lath bottom Bedstead .1:4 4 0 Full-sized Tent Bedstead - 1 ti o Ditto with Furniture - 15 o Bordered straw Mattress to fit - - 1 1 o Ditto doe-hair Mattress to fit . • 1 1 0 Feather Bed free front dust or smell • - 3.10 u Three tt. 6 In. feather Bed ditto . - - 212 0 Four ft. 0 in. bordered horse-hair tick Mattress 2 10 o Four ft. 6 in. ditto of the best elastic horse-hair In tick 3 3 0 Four ft. U in. flock Bed and Bolster - • 1 10 o Six japanned (lairs, in oil, of any colour or description 1 7 o Beat japanned ditto Dressingauble withdrawer U lb 0 Ditto ditto %Vattli-hand-suind ditto • - 0 1 u Common japanned Wash-hand-stand - - 0 0 Common ditto Dressing-table - . - 0 8 o 3 ft. Chest of mahogany Drawers, solid Drawers 3 10 0 3 ft. 6 in. ditto - • • - , 412 a Mahogany 2-step 13ed , step Night Convenience . 1 ti o Ditto 3 ditto Night Convenience • - 114 u Ditto Bidett and Pan - - - - 1 6 0 Bed-room Easy Chair - - . 3 0 o Bed-room Sofa Bedstead with 33 1 A tresiges to fit, with Top 3 8 0 Ditto • - - • 4 4 0 Handsome Mahogany Wardrobe - . 13 13 q Ditto • - hi 15 0 French Bedstead in Oil of the beat description It 3 0 Bamboo Tent Bedstead - - ' - 112 0 Do. in Oil, French Top, with Rods for Furniture to draw 2 10 0 Bamboo French Elipne Top Bedstead and Drapery, Furniture, Fringe, &c. - - 8 10 0 5 ft. inaltot., , any 4-post Bedstead and Furniture, with French Draperies lined all through, silk Fringe 14 14 0 6 ft. ditto with Got nice - - . 16 16 0 5 ft. in. ditto - 0 - . 10 18 0 b ft. 6 in. ditto with Burnished Quid Cornices, el.. gant Draperies - - - 22 U 0 Mahogany Dressing Table - • 1 4 0 Ditto . - - 110 ti Servants' Drawere - . - 2 2 0 Eight mahogany Chairs, 6 and 2 Elbows, covered in Ilorse-hair and brass nails • 6lb 0 111ahogany Pembroke Table - . 2 0 u Ditto Dining Table - - • 310 0 Mahogany Sofa or Conch, covered in liorst.huir to match Chairs . - - 4 It) 0 Ditto - - . - !"'lO o . . . Di tto - . - 810 0 Ditto - - • • 8 10 0 Ditto . - . • 10 10 0 Cellaret Sidatboord - . - U 15 0 Ditto • _ _• _ - . _ . - .7 7 0 _ —.... _. . Handsome Pedestal Sideboard with carved Back lil lo o Ditto . . . . 12 12 0 Ditto . . 4 0 15 10 0 Ditto . 0 . . in 111 0 . ~ Ditto . . . • - 22 10 o Set of 4 ft. Mahogany Dining Tables, 11 ft. Sin. long lti 10 0 Ditto . . - - 17 0 0 4 ft. 0 in, ditto A . - 17 19 0 4 ft. 8 in. ditto • . - 19 10 o _ ____ .... ...... Small Dining Table on Pateat Principle - 810 0 Ditto . • 9 10 0 Ditto - - . . 10 10 0 . Ditto . - - 12 12 0 blahogany Pillor and Claw Table - 3 hi u Ditto . - . • 4 4 0 Mahogany Tray.stand . - U 8 o Butlers"r ray - - - , 012 0 Patent Sandwich Tray, llra*a Lock .• 1 II n Mahogany Music Chair, inlaid with Urars - 2 0 0 Music Stool covered in Morocco - * 1 :0 o Music or Chair • . • 0 8 0 Li Mahogany Chairs, U and 2 elbows, covered in Horse-hair - . - 7 0 0 8 Trafalgar Chairs, Loose Seats, Wass Moulded 10 10 0 9 do. Best Spanish Wood . . - 12 12 0 Set of Mahogany Card and Sofa Tables, branded in • Rosewood - U lb 0 Set ditto on Pillar and Claws - - - 14 10 .0 Ditto - . • - - - - 16 lb 4 0 Ditto -__ . • - - 17 lb u —...-. Ditto, the Bent that can he made, - . 20 10 0 Elegant Dinins.rootri Window Curtains, eornished, lined and fringed . .. . . 8 6 0 Ditto . _ Ditto, the Best that can be made, gold cornish, silk fringe, &e. - . - , . - 10 10 0 Drawing-room Coach A A - 6 6 0 Ditto - - - - - - 010 0 Ditto, (the Best that On he made) v. 7 7 u Drawing-room Trafalgar Chairs, cacti - . 1 0 0 Ditto inlaid with Brass, do. v. v 1 9 0 Ditto_ ditto do. - - 1 A 0 1 Best tiorse.hair Cushion . - .. 0 6 .0 Common ditto . • - - • . U 4 8 itcal Itoiewoud Drawing -town Tobleo, in two Curd and Sofa, - 19 0 0 Ditto ditto 21 IU bitio, Frrochpolistitd, (7taved Lau' Clow . lad b 0 thipot Droving-town Cat-twin*, pitch • - 8 0 o 'Nub ' - - - 7 7 o 'Ditto . . . . . . ' ti ti 4) Rosewood Tea. Caddies, of all kinds of Panay, from 10s, to 2(ls. Imitation Rosewood Canterbury . . 1 12 U Mahogany ditto . - . 1 12 o Chimney Class - . 41. 18c, 71. 7 x., *ad 10 10 ,o Japanned Itosiewood Cheilioneer, SiAk Front , 2 10 0 Ditto, do. - - 3 11.1 o Ditto, • • do. - • 7t& 0 Ditto, do. - • ft 10 o Ladish Work Table, Mahogany . . • 1 lb 0 Ditto, with Silk Bag and Fringed, 3).34,, 41. 4t., and 6 6 0 Pair of Pole Fire Serum inlaid with Brass - 3 3 .0 Pair of Screen Tables . ' - - 210 0 Foot-Stool of any clinicription U 7 o Japnn Bonk blietives - 7 o Iti - mewoncl do. - V 10 u Alahogaily do, - . 1 0 0 Itosewuoti hoo Tahlaa, 8410 e., W. 10s., 1W.105., & 12 12 0 All Feather Hods warranted free from dust ur smell, ur the Money returned. W. TI1UIttill:1,14, Agent. Country Dealers supplied..—Gooda Packed fit for all ruts of Great Britain and to the' East and West Indies.. Captains fitted Out, anti 51erehants supplied-with Cabinet tionds for ptpurta. tion. Apartments Furrnsbed at a few hours notice,and.Housts, in two or four days. (Ki. Ali Quints tia thr Country must be paid for on 1./wlivery at the Wharf. - HAII kinds brewing and Dining Room Curttine 'end Heil Furniture* of' every description itade-up end -. 14 e-cleened 7,:0w,1 mad ‘;,,c,tAncry, try sending yoox 4.4 wt, Cuistar. run. CASIT. One Lot or more or any one duamipt lon of Tea, cxeept llohea , ,CU 6 6 per Chest,: One thes tor more, ditlol 4 0 7 0 Commitotion on Too we id, per FOR DILG AT 'TWO MONTHS, uticLuptNo $T MV AND INTIM EST. I.ot r more of any one detclipr,on , of len, except Daiwa ,to 15.« ci per Chant., One CM:%I or more, ditto 17 0 Coun . iision trot Id. tivr lb. FOR TIIIIF.E MONTII. I INCLUDMO STAICIE IC Y D INTIM! EST. fl►rc mote Pf tiny onc desc►iplirm nt It 1, except Dollen ,60 10 6 per (best; One Chest or ►Wore, ditto 1 I 0 c o ,took,Ouo on nutlet', 1 . 1 .41 'lel" lb. Di Order of lb,. Board of Dirrctor*, JAMES BUTTIVANT, Secietary. 35, Crotched Friatei Looduni Nov. 7, 1825. MANCHESTER. DISTURBANCE AT THE THEATRE. Its consequence of the engagement of Mrs. Oomvxs:, instead of Mrs. M'Ornito re, to perform the leading female tragic characters at our theatre, thert have been very seridne distutbances there every evening this week, with the exception of the last; a number of Mrs. friends having attended for the purpose of preventinttlie performance from being heard, until their favourite was re.engeged ; and we regret to say, that on Monday and Tuesday evenings COD. siderable violence was offered to the performers, by pehint them with oranges, apples, marbles, bullets, copper coin, and other missiles. We had prepared for publication a very • full account of these transactions; but the accomonode=l" Lion which took place last night having in some degree deprived them of interest; and as we' have no wish whatever to prolong the recollection of eirounstences which are beat buried in oblivion, we do ; not .think it worth while to insert It and shall therefore merelygivi a brief account of what occurred last night (Friday), by which the contest was And dimly terminated; As soon as the curtain rose for the commencement of the play ( nteherd the 'third) the accustomed s ign a l w a s given • y the hoisting of placards in various parts of. the house;' And the disturbance commenced as on the preceding even ings but 'it was speedily checked by the advance to the front of the range of Mr. Clarke, the stage.toaneger who Intimated a wish to address the audi e n ce . Atter silence was obtained, Mr. Clarke stated that he was desired by the managers to make a communication which. he trusted would have the effect of putting an end to all. further diS. putes. Within .a very few hours eireumetanees 'had occerred which enabled the nentagers to open a negociation with Mr. Al`Gibbon,—(Loud cheers.)-4. , A full statement of the cis. cumstances which had led to that negociatioit would speedily' be laid before the public ; and in the mean time he hail the 4.6 defection to state that in all probability it would lead to a re. • sumption of Mrs. MiGibbon's engagement on Monday next. This announcement Was received with reiterated cheers; the placards which bad been affixed to the front of theupper boxts were immediately turn down and destroyed;' and the play was permitted to proceed without the slightest interruption, except that, when Mrs. Ogilvie appeared on the stage, in the character of the Queen she was assailed with afew, and but refew hisses. After the fall of the curtain, Mr. Clarke againmade his lip. pearance, holding in his hand several letters. fie stated, Ow, he cause to redeem the pledge which the Managers had given, of laying before the public a i.,e,enent of the eiteuteeteocea at• tending the negeciation with M'Oibbein. That statement would be found in the letter:: he held he his hand, and which he begged permission to read to the audience. fie then read— irst—A letter from M. Lewis to Mr. Ward, dated Decceme ber $O, in which the writer suited, that, not being able to bring himself to concede a demand unwarranted either by justice or by the rules of theatrical establishments, he OW no alter native but either to witness for an indefinite tithe, the earns scene* of tumult and violence which had been' dieplayed at the theatre for several evenings past,' or to withdraw .from the mu nagenient of the affair eltogetlier. Mature consideration bed induced him, at whatever. I evuniary sacrifice, to adopt the latter alternative; and he therefore left , the twine entirely is Mr. Ward's hands, assuring him that any arrangement lat 4 which he might think proper to enter should meet with no one stacle on his (Mr. Lewis's) part. The letter concluded by de. siring Mr. Ward to convey his thanks to the.performers tbr the patience fortitudethey had displayed i ,,.t h ,,y. trying Intuition in which they hail been placed. The second letter we* front Mr..Wera to Mrs. ill+(libbon, stating that Mr. Lewis had left the matter in his bends ; and he therefore begged to offer her a renewal ut' her engagetneet, to commence on Monday next. ' The third and last letter Was from Mrs. Al l- 01bhon' to Mr, Ward, thanking hint for his offer, and Informing trim dun Mr. Ill'aibbou would wait upon, him on the subject the following (this)ntorning. . Mr, Clarke, after reading these letters, said, the audience of course would Infer from them dad there was every probability that a renewal of Mrs: ,M4.libbon'e engagement would Tenth front the proposed Interview ; and he Whale doubt that that fact would be annonneed in the bills which would -be printed the following (this) day. This communication Was bf course received ,with great Ap. please; and the performance Proceeded,' and tertitinstted in per. feet good humour.—(Afendieske Onaidi f in.) •'• , VIRTUES OP Glm.--.Eigikty years ago, * hen the retail of gin was found very destructive t morals of the people in the metropolis, anti Hoerth assisted in raising the cry, with hie celebrated prim of (lin-alley: an Act of p, 'lament wits passed to prohibit the sale of gin its Hotel! quanti ties. The Act wric however, Singularly .enotrgh infringed hr several of the apothecaries kind chyoilsts of the•Atny; many of whoth were tined 1001. each by' the L oininixsioneril of Excise. One of them, a sir. Tamer, - litigated the question at a grtiat expence ; his plea was carious. It %vita, that the'right of lag spirituous ligners was originally in the apothecaries, they being the bestjailges what rivahtitiaa slaiiiiii bn silodnlsteted... that tse had expvtioneetil ~in to be very efficacious, partiAtierly irk the gripes, and since the oommencement of the Act, he had observed that disorder to In the epidemic nisledy of the king dutu, and thought in atinkinistering thereof ha hail not emelt.. id' the privilege of the faculty. RUSSIAPI LONORTITY.----Thu last AlllOlOl tUnty of the Russian Empire, published , at St. Petersburg!), records the death of a nuns at the very advanced age of 108, near to Polosk., on the frontier of Livonia. 'Ho had seen sevrls reigns on the throne Of ,Rossia, and remeinbered the death of Gustavo* , Adolphus. He hag beets a soldier in the thirty years' oar ; ttt the battle of Poßowe, in 1709, he was 61 years of age. At the age of O , he married his third wife, with whtsm he lived 50 years ; the two youngest sons ht . this marriage were 80 and 01 respectively in , the yeas 1790 ; the oldest of his other sons in the cause year were 05 and tr 2 respectively. The entire fancily of this patriarch comprise% 138 sit acentieilnks, who all lived together in the ;village , of Pollatltke, which the Empress Catharine the Second caused to tie built for ttlseM, granting, at thearo so time, re considetakle4rmet fat land for.their, support the Mid year of his tote this modern Nestor its the enjoyment of th e b most robust itealth4 '.:ROYA-I. WINE SHADES, LEICESTER-SQUARE. !VIE Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general ~ire respectfully informed, that the above ESTABLISH -11/ENT7 18 NOW OPEN, under a New lUanagement, and effort will be usto insure a continuance of that t h at e very o w patronage wit h which it has already been ho. distin no u , • Th e proprietor pledges himself : that the utmost liperality A n n be shewn in supplying F oreign Wines of supertoT qua . lity, and that the whole Frangement of the Concern shall be such as to evince his anxiety-to merit Public favour. -. -